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r `- <br />~'= •' <br />Upon motion of Commissioner ~ustaveson, seconded by Commissioner <br />Pinney, it was moved and adopted to approve the request for transfer_ of <br />funds as follows: <br />From Account` Amount To Account <br />1064004 $4,500.00 1064002 <br />1064009 1,000.00 1064002 <br />1064014 8,000.00 1064002 <br />1064057 1,OOO.Op 1064002 <br />1064057 7,000.00 1064074 <br />1064414 3,400.00 Establish Fquip- <br />ment Category in <br />Family <br />to cover the capital needs and additional personnel. <br />The Finance Officer was asked to furnish the Board with a budget <br />amendment regarding these transfer of funds. Mr. Evans informed the Board <br />that these additional positions would commit an overall cost of approxi- <br />mately $46,000 toward the k~ealth Department for the next fiscal year. <br />Item 5: The Manager recommends adoption.of a budget amendment to <br />detail appropriations previously made for the Energy Conservation Program. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Gustaveson, seconded by Commissioner <br />~~Thitted, it was moved and adopted to approve the Budget Ordinance Artend- <br />ment as presented. <br />For copy of Budget Ordinance Amendment, see page 476 of this book. <br />Ttem 6: The Finance Director will review in detail cost. necessary to <br />implement three additional positions in the Planning Department. <br />Neal Evans reviewed with the Board a breakdown of the cast of the new <br />positions which were authorized on January 17, 1978, based on the current <br />personnel pay and classification plans. The breakdown further provided <br />the Board with information of the cost for equipment and travel for these <br />uositions. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner.Gustaveson, seconded by Commissioner <br />Walker, it was moved and adopted to approve the additional positions of <br />Planner II at Grade 68, Step 1, Electrical Inspector at Grade 64, Step 1, <br />and Erosion Control~Assistant at Grade 62, Step 1, and the cost of addi° <br />tional equipment and travel expense. These costs are to come from the <br />Contingency Fund and the current personnel budget of the Flanning Aepart- <br />ment. (For copy of Budget Amendment see page 477 of this Book). <br />Item 7: The County Attorney will propose a resolution relating to the <br />sale of $6,000,000 School Bonds. <br />Mr. Gledhill informed the Board that t_he necessary documents had not <br />been received from Bond Counsel. He .suggested that the Board make <br />necessary plans to reconvene this meeting Tuesday Night, January 24th, far <br />the purpose of considering the document, if they arrive. <br />The County Manager informed the Board that a January 24th meeting had <br />been scheduled with the Chapel Hill-Carrboro school Board. <br />if the documents do not arrive by Tuesday, the Board will enact a <br />contingency plan for another meeting. <br />The Board reviewed the Official Statement for the $6,000,000 School <br />Bonds. The Finance Officer stated he was hoping for a 5 percent interest <br />rate. <br />ltem 8: F~Ii11 the Board authorize issuance of a letter to the State <br />Office of EMS attesting that Orange County has spent certain sums for <br />Emergency Medical Services. <br />The agenda attachment stated that funds are currently available to <br />acquire emergency medical services equipment through the 1203 Equipment <br />Grant Program. A local match is required if application for 1203 grants <br />is made. In lieu of actual cash match, the State Office will accept <br />certification that the County has spent a specific sum for emergency medical <br />services. <br />